Foveated rendering method and system of virtual reality system based on monocular eyeball tracking

ABSTRACT

A foveated rendering method of a Virtual Reality (VR) system based on monocular eyeball tracking is provided. A first monocular mapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of a user, on a display screen of the VR system is obtained, and then an Inter Pupilary Distance (IPD) corresponding to a binocular pupil distance of the user is obtained, so as to calculate a second monocular mapping position, corresponding to the other monocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR system according to the IPD and the first monocular mapping position. Then, main rendering regions are determined by taking the first monocular mapping position and the second monocular mapping position as circle centers and preset thresholds as radiuses respectively. High-resolution main rendering is performed in the main rendering regions.

CROSS REFERENCE

This application is a continuation of PCT International Application No.PCT/CN2021/116750 filed on Sep. 6, 2021, which claims priority toChinese Application No. 202110340440.1 filed on Mar. 30, 2021, theentirety of which is herein incorporated by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of Virtual Reality(VR), and in particular to a foveated rendering method and system of aVR system based on monocular eyeball tracking.

BACKGROUND

With the progress of science and technology and the diversifieddevelopment of market demands, VR systems are becoming more and morepopular and have been applied in many fields, such as computer games,health and safety, industrial and educational training. As a fewexamples, mixed VR systems are being integrated into all aspects of lifesuch as mobile communication devices, gaming machines, personalcomputers, movie theaters, theme parks, university laboratories, studentclassrooms, and hospital exercise rooms.

In general, VR is a form of reality that is adjusted in some mannerprior to being presented to a user, and may include VR, AugmentedReality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR), or some combinations and/or derivativecombinations of VR, AR, MR and the like.

A typical VR system includes one or more devices configured to presentand display content to a user. For example, a VR system may include aHead Mounted Display (HMD) worn by a user and configured to output VRcontent to the user. At present, a VR system configured as an integrateddevice is popular. That is, various hardware devices such as a mobilecomputing processing unit and an image graphic renderer are integratedin the integrated device. At present, the integrated VR device isapplied and popularized in many fields and scenarios, the requirementson quality parameters such as image definition of rendered contentspresented by the integrated VR device in some scenarios are relativelyhigh, and large challenges are brought to the processing capability andrendering capability of a mobile end of the integrated VR device.

At present, several solutions in different directions are provided. (1)Resources occupied by computing and rendering of virtual contents arereduced by reducing the display resolution of an entire head mountedintegrated VR device. (2) By rendering the virtual contents of a part ofregions in the center of a display screen at high resolution, andrendering and computing processing the virtual contents of other regionsat reduced resolution, the computing resources and rendering resourcesof the virtual contents are optimized. (3) Eyeball fixation positionscorresponding to binocular eyeball positions on a display screen regionare obtained through an eyeball tracking technology, contents of regionscorresponding to the eyeball fixation positions are rendered at highresolution, and contents of other regions are rendered and processed atlow resolution.

According to the above solutions (1) and (2), negative influence isbrought to the display definition of virtual contents presented by theintegrated VR device to a certain extent, and the user experience isgreatly influenced. In the solution (3), the problem of displaydefinition of virtual contents of an eyeball fixation region of a useris solved to a certain extent. However, according to an eyeball trackingtechnology which is mainstream on the integrated VR device, two eyeballtracking modules need to be respectively arranged on left and right eyepositions of a screen of an integrated VR device, and the same lightsource needs to be adopted in the two eyeball tracking modules, so thatwhen in calibration or use, light rays emitted by the light sources inthe two eyeball tracking modules are likely to interfere with eachother, especially for a user wearing myopia glasses, computing resulterrors are increased, and the position accuracy of eyeball tracking isinfluenced.

Therefore, there is an urgent need for a foveated rendering method andsystem of a VR system based on monocular eyeball tracking, which caneffectively avoid the problem that light sources of the two eyeballtracking modules are likely to interfere with each other in calibrationor use, and can track regions of both eyes of a user with high precisionin real time, so as to meet the eyeball foveated rendering requirementsof the user.

SUMMARY

In view of the above problem, embodiments of the present disclosureprovide a foveated rendering method and system of a VR system based onmonocular eyeball tracking, which can solve the problems that since twoeyeball tracking modules are respectively arranged on left and right eyepositions of a screen of an integrated VR device and the same lightsource is adopted in the two eyeball tracking modules, when incalibration or use, light rays emitted by the light sources in the twoeyeball tracking modules are likely to interfere with each other,especially for a user wearing myopia glasses, computing result errorsare increased, and the position accuracy of eyeball tracking isinfluenced.

A foveated rendering method of a VR system based on monocular eyeballtracking provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure includes:

obtaining a first monocular mapping position, corresponding to amonocular eyeball of a user, on a display screen of the VR system;

obtaining an Inter Pupilary Distance (IPD) corresponding to a binocularpupil distance of the user, and calculating a second monocular mappingposition, corresponding to the other monocular eyeball of the user, onthe display screen of the VR system according to the IPD and the firstmonocular mapping position;

determining main rendering regions by taking the first monocular mappingposition and the second monocular mapping position as circle centers andpreset thresholds as radiuses respectively; and

performing main rendering in the main rendering regions, and performingmatched rendering on regions except the main rendering regions in thedisplay screen of the VR system, a rendering resolution of the mainrendering being higher than a rendering resolution of the matchedrendering.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the operation of obtaining a firstmonocular mapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of auser, on a display screen of the VR system includes:

emitting light to the monocular eyeball of the user; and

capturing light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, andobtaining the first monocular mapping position, corresponding to themonocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR systemaccording to a relative position of the reflected light through acomputer vision technology.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the light is infrared light orvisible light.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, in a case where the light isinfrared light, at least one infrared light emitting source assemblyemits infrared light, and an infrared light tracking camera capturesinfrared light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, andobtains the first monocular mapping position, corresponding to themonocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR systemaccording to a relative position of the reflected infrared light throughthe computer vision technology.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the infrared light tracking camerais arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of theuser in the integrated VR device, and the at least one infrared lightemitting source assembly is arranged on the periphery of the infraredlight tracking camera.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, when the infrared light trackingcamera tracks a position of the monocular eyeball of the user, theinfrared light tracking camera captures an infrared tracking imageformed by the reflected infrared light of the at least one infraredlight emitting source assembly on the monocular eyeball, and obtains thefirst monocular mapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeballof the user, on the display screen of the VR system through the computervision technology.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, in a case where the light isvisible light, at least one visible light source assembly emits visiblelight, and a visible light tracking camera captures visible lightreflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtains the firstmonocular mapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeball ofthe user, on the display screen of the VR system according to a relativeposition of the reflected visible light through the computer visiontechnology.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the visible light tracking camerais arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of theuser in an integrated VR device, and the at least one visible lightsource assembly is arranged on the periphery of the visible lighttracking camera.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the visible light tracking camerais arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of theuser in the integrated VR device, and the at least one visible lightsource assembly is arranged on the periphery of the visible lighttracking camera.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the operation of obtaining an IPDcorresponding to a binocular pupil distance of the user includes:adapting an IPD adjusting function module in an integrated VR device toboth eyes of the user so as to obtain the IPD corresponding to thebinocular pupil distance of the user.

An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a foveated renderingsystem of a VR system based on monocular eyeball tracking, configured toimplement the foregoing foveated rendering method of the VR system basedon monocular eyeball tracking. The foveated rendering system includes: adisplay screen, arranged in an integrated VR device, of the VR system, amonocular tracking module arranged in the integrated VR device, an IPDadjusting function module, a processor, and a rendering module.

The monocular tracking module is configured to obtain a first monocularmapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of a user, on adisplay screen of the VR system.

The IPD adjusting function module is configured to be adapted to botheyes of the user so as to obtain the IPD corresponding to the binocularpupil distance of the user.

The processor is configured to calculate a second monocular mappingposition, corresponding to the other monocular eyeball of the user, onthe display screen of the VR system according to the IPD and the firstmonocular mapping position, and determine main rendering regions bytaking the first monocular mapping position and the second monocularmapping position as circle centers and preset thresholds as radiusesrespectively.

The rendering module is configured to perform main rendering in the mainrendering regions, and perform matched rendering on regions except themain rendering regions in the display screen of the VR system. Arendering resolution of the main rendering is higher than a renderingresolution of the matched rendering.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the monocular tracking module isan infrared tracking module or a visible light tracking module.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the infrared tracking moduleincludes at least one infrared light emitting source assembly and aninfrared light tracking camera.

The at least one infrared light emitting source assembly is configuredto emit infrared light.

The infrared light tracking camera is configured to capture infraredlight reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtain thefirst monocular mapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeballof the user, on the display screen of the VR system according to arelative position of the reflected infrared light through a computervision technology.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the infrared light tracking camerais arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of theuser in the integrated VR device.

The at least one infrared light emitting source assembly is arranged onthe periphery of the infrared light tracking camera.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, when the infrared light trackingcamera tracks a position of the monocular eyeball of the user, theinfrared light tracking camera is configured to capture an infraredtracking image formed by the reflected infrared light of the at leastone infrared light emitting source assembly on the monocular eyeball,and obtain the first monocular mapping position, corresponding to themonocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR systemthrough the computer vision technology.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the visible light tracking moduleincludes at least one visible light source assembly and a visible lighttracking camera.

The at least one visible light source assembly is configured to emitvisible light.

The visible light tracking camera is configured to capture visible lightreflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtain the firstmonocular mapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeball ofthe user, on the display screen of the VR system according to a relativeposition of the reflected visible light through the computer visiontechnology.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, the visible light tracking camerais arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of theuser in the integrated VR device.

The at least one visible light source assembly is arranged on theperiphery of the visible light tracking camera.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, trackable light of the visiblelight tracking camera is in a band range of 400-900 nm.

In at least one exemplary embodiment, when the visible light trackingcamera tracks a position of the monocular eyeball of the user, thevisible light tracking camera is configured to capture a tracking imageformed by the reflected visible light of the at least one visible lightsource assembly on the monocular eyeball, and obtain the first monocularmapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeball of the user, onthe display screen of the VR system through the computer visiontechnology.

An embodiment of the present invention provides a non-transitorycomputer-readable storage medium, having a computer program storedthereon which, when executed by a processor, implements the methoddescribed in any one of the foregoing embodiments or exemplaryembodiments.

As can be seen from the above technical solution, according to thefoveated rendering method and system of the VR system based on monoculareyeball tracking provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure,a first monocular mapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeballof a user, on a display screen of the VR system is obtained, and then anIPD corresponding to a binocular pupil distance of the user is obtained,so as to calculate a second monocular mapping position, corresponding tothe other monocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VRsystem according to the IPD and the first monocular mapping position.Then, main rendering regions are determined by taking the firstmonocular mapping position and the second monocular mapping position ascircle centers and preset thresholds as radiuses respectively.High-resolution main rendering is performed in the main renderingregions, and matched rendering is performed on regions except the mainrendering regions in the display screen of the VR system, so that a highimage definition is presented for both eyes of a user, and userexperience is improved. Moreover, the problems that light rays emittedby light sources in binocular eyeball tracking are likely to interferewith each other, calculation result errors are large and the positionaccuracy of eyeball tracking is influenced can be solved by monoculareyeball tracking. Moreover, high-precision tracking is performed onregions of the eyes of the user in real time, and the requirements ofeyeball foveated rendering of the user are greatly met.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Other objects and results of the present disclosure will become moreapparent and appreciated by reference to the following description takenin conjunction with the accompanying drawings, and as the disclosurebecomes more fully understood. In the drawings:

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a foveated rendering method of a VR systembased on monocular eyeball tracking according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a foveated rendering system of a VRsystem based on monocular eyeball tracking according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

In some scenarios, the requirements on quality parameters, such as imagedefinition, of rendered contents presented by an integrated VR deviceare relatively high. If a binocular tracking technology is adopted,eyeball fixation positions corresponding to binocular eyeball positionson a display screen region are obtained, contents of regionscorresponding to the eyeball fixation positions are rendered at highresolution, and contents of other regions are rendered and processed atlow resolution. In this way, the problem of display definition ofvirtual contents of an eyeball fixation region of a user is solved to acertain extent. However, according to an eyeball tracking technologywhich is mainstream on the integrated VR device, two eyeball trackingmodules need to be respectively arranged on left and right eye positionsof a screen of an integrated VR device, and the same light source needsto be adopted in the two eyeball tracking modules, so that when incalibration or use, light rays emitted by the light sources in the twoeyeball tracking modules are likely to interfere with each other,especially for a user wearing myopia glasses, computing result errorsare increased, and the position accuracy of eyeball tracking isinfluenced.

The embodiments of the present disclosure provide a foveated renderingmethod and system of a VR system based on monocular eyeball trackingwhich can solve the above problems. Exemplary embodiments of the presentdisclosure are described in detail below with reference to theaccompanying drawings.

In order to illustrate the foveated rendering method and system of a VRsystem based on monocular eyeball tracking provided by the embodiment ofthe present disclosure, FIG. 1 exemplarily illustrates a foveatedrendering method of a VR system based on monocular eyeball trackingaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 2exemplarily illustrates a foveated rendering system of a VR system basedon monocular eyeball tracking according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

The following description of the exemplary embodiments is onlyillustrative, and is not used as any limitation for the presentdisclosure and the application or use of the present disclosure.Technologies and devices known by those having ordinary skill in therelated art may not be discussed in detail. However, where appropriate,the technologies and the devices shall be regarded as part of thedescription.

As shown in FIG. 1 , a foveated rendering method of a VR system based onmonocular eyeball tracking provided by an embodiment of the presentdisclosure includes the following operations.

At S110, a first monocular mapping position, corresponding to amonocular eyeball of a user, on a display screen of the VR system isobtained.

At S120, an IPD corresponding to a binocular pupil distance of the useris obtained, and a second monocular mapping position, corresponding tothe other monocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VRsystem is calculated according to the IPD and the first monocularmapping position.

At S130, main rendering regions are determined by taking the firstmonocular mapping position and the second monocular mapping position ascircle centers and preset thresholds as radiuses respectively.

At S140, main rendering is performed in the main rendering regions, andmatched rendering is performed on regions except the main renderingregions in the display screen of the VR system. A rendering resolutionof the main rendering is higher than a rendering resolution of thematched rendering.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the process that a first monocular mappingposition, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of a user, on a displayscreen of the VR system is obtained in operation S110 includes thefollowing operations.

At S11, light is emitted to the monocular eyeball of the user. The lightmay be infrared light or visible light. The monocular eyeball may be aleft eye or a right eye.

At S12, light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user iscaptured, and the first monocular mapping position, corresponding to themonocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR system isobtained according to a relative position of the reflected infraredlight through a computer vision technology.

As described above, according to the foveated rendering method of the VRsystem based on monocular eyeball tracking provided by the presentdisclosure, a first monocular mapping position, corresponding to amonocular eyeball of a user, on a display screen of the VR system isobtained, and then an IPD corresponding to a binocular pupil distance ofthe user is obtained, so as to calculate a second monocular mappingposition, corresponding to the other monocular eyeball of the user, onthe display screen of the VR system according to the IPD and the firstmonocular mapping position. Then, main rendering regions are determinedby taking the first monocular mapping position and the second monocularmapping position as circle centers and preset thresholds as radiusesrespectively. High-resolution main rendering is performed in the mainrendering regions, and matched rendering is performed on regions exceptthe main rendering regions in the display screen of the VR system, sothat a high image definition is presented for both eyes of a user, anduser experience is improved. Moreover, the problems that light raysemitted by light sources in binocular eyeball tracking are likely tointerfere with each other, calculation result errors are large and theposition accuracy of eyeball tracking is influenced can be solved bymonocular eyeball tracking. Moreover, high-precision tracking isperformed on regions of the eyes of the user in real time, and therequirements of eyeball foveated rendering of the user are greatly met.

As shown in FIG. 2 , the embodiment of the present disclosure provides afoveated rendering system 100 of a VR system based on monocular eyeballtracking. The foveated rendering system 100 is configured to implementthe foregoing foveated rendering method of the VR system based onmonocular eyeball tracking, and includes: a display screen 101 of the VRsystem arranged in an integrated VR device, a monocular tracking module102 arranged in the integrated VR device, an IPD adjusting functionmodule 103, a processor 104, and a rendering module 105.

The monocular tracking module 102 is configured to obtain a firstmonocular mapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of auser, on a display screen 101 of the VR system.

The IPD adjusting function module 103 is configured to be adapted toboth eyes of the user so as to obtain the IPD corresponding to thebinocular pupil distance of the user. In the present embodiment, the IPDadjusting function module 103 is arranged in the integrated VR device.The user can adjust an IPD value (Inter Pupilary Distance) suitable forthe binocular pupil distance of the user according to the binocularpupil distance of the user, so that a distance between two cylindricallenses of the integrated VR device is matched with the binocular pupildistance of the user.

The processor 104 is configured to calculate a second monocular mappingposition, corresponding to the other monocular eyeball of the user, onthe display screen of the VR system according to the IPD and the firstmonocular mapping position, and determine main rendering regions bytaking the first monocular mapping position and the second monocularmapping position as circle centers and preset thresholds as radiusesrespectively. The preset threshold is not specifically limited in thepresent embodiment, and is adjustable according to specific applicationconditions.

The rendering module 105 is configured to perform main rendering in themain rendering regions, and perform matched rendering on regions exceptthe main rendering regions in the display screen of the VR system. Arendering resolution of the main rendering is higher than a renderingresolution of the matched rendering. Therefore, contents of regionscorresponding to the eyeball fixation positions are rendered at highresolution, and contents of other regions are rendered and processed atlow resolution. The overall calculation speed is increased,high-precision tracking is performed on a binocular position region ofthe user in real time, and the requirements of eyeball foveatedrendering of the user are met to a great extent.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 , the monocular tracking module 102 isan infrared tracking module A or a visible light tracking module B.

If the infrared tracking module A is adopted, the infrared trackingmodule A includes at least one infrared light emitting source assemblyA-1 and an infrared light tracking camera A-2.

The at least one infrared light emitting source assembly A-1 isconfigured to emit infrared light.

The infrared light tracking camera A-2 is configured to capture infraredlight reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtain thefirst monocular mapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeballof the user, on the display screen of the VR system according to arelative position of the reflected infrared light through a computervision technology.

In the present embodiment, an infrared light tracking camera is adopted,and the infrared light tracking camera is arranged at a positioncorresponding to the monocular eyeball of the user in the integrated VRdevice. The at least one infrared light emitting source assembly isarranged on the periphery of the infrared light tracking camera. Thatis, a certain number of infrared light emitting source assemblies arearranged near the periphery of the infrared light tracking camera. Forexample, the monocular eyeball of the user is the right eye. When theinfrared light tracking camera tracks a position of the monoculareyeball of the user, an infrared tracking image formed by the reflectedinfrared light of the at least one infrared light emitting sourceassembly on the monocular eyeball is captured, and then positioninformation corresponding to the eyeball position on the right eyescreen is obtained through a computer vision technology.

If the visible light tracking module B is adopted, the visible lighttracking module B includes at least one visible light source assemblyB-1 and a visible light tracking camera B-2.

The at least one visible light source assembly B-1 is configured to emitvisible light.

The visible light tracking camera B-2 is configured to capture visiblelight reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtain thefirst monocular mapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeballof the user, on the display screen of the VR system according to arelative position of the reflected visible light through the computervision technology.

In the present embodiment, a visible light tracking camera B-2 isarranged. The visible light tracking camera B-2 may be a color camera ora monochrome gray scale camera. The visible light tracking camera B-2 isarranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of theuser in the integrated VR device, and trackable light of the visiblelight tracking camera is in a band range of 400-900 nm. The at least onevisible light source assembly B-1 is arranged on the periphery of thevisible light tracking camera. That is, a certain number of visiblelight source assemblies B-1 are provided near the periphery of thevisible light tracking camera. The at least one visible light sourceassembly B-1 not only includes visible light, but also includes anylight source assembly whose light can be captured by the visible lighttracking camera B-2. A band of the at least one visible light sourceassembly B-1 is 400-900 nm. The at least one visible light sourceassembly may be at least one visible light source assembly in atraditional sense, and may also be at least one infrared light emittingsource assembly with a band of 850 nm. For example, the monoculareyeball of the user is the right eye. When the visible light trackingcamera tracks the eyeball position of the user, a tracking image formedby the reflected visible light of the at least one visible light sourceassembly on the monocular eyeball is captured, and then positioninformation corresponding to the eyeball position on the right eyescreen is obtained through a computer vision technology.

As can be seen from the above implementation mode, according to thefoveated rendering system of the VR system based on monocular eyeballtracking provided by the present disclosure, a first monocular mappingposition, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of a user, on a displayscreen of the VR system is obtained, and then an IPD corresponding to abinocular pupil distance of the user is obtained, so as to calculate asecond monocular mapping position, corresponding to the other monoculareyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR system according tothe IPD and the first monocular mapping position. Then, main renderingregions are determined by taking the first monocular mapping positionand the second monocular mapping position as circle centers and presetthresholds as radiuses respectively. High-resolution main rendering isperformed in the main rendering regions, and matched rendering isperformed on regions except the main rendering regions in the displayscreen of the VR system, so that a high image definition is presentedfor both eyes of a user, and user experience is improved. Moreover, theproblems that light rays emitted by light sources in binocular eyeballtracking are likely to interfere with each other, calculation resulterrors are large and the position accuracy of eyeball tracking isinfluenced can be solved by monocular eyeball tracking. Moreover,high-precision tracking is performed on regions of the eyes of the userin real time, and the requirements of eyeball foveated rendering of theuser are greatly met.

The foveated rendering method and system of the VR system based onmonocular eyeball tracking proposed according to the embodiments of thepresent disclosure is described above by way of example with referenceto the accompanying drawings. However, those having ordinary skill inthe art should understand that various improvements can be made to thefoveated rendering method and system of the VR system based on monoculareyeball tracking proposed in the embodiments of the present disclosure,without departing from the content of the present disclosure. Therefore,the scope of protection of the present disclosure should be determinedby the content of the appended claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A foveated rendering method of a Virtual Reality (VR) system, comprising: obtaining a first monocular mapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of a user, on a display screen of the VR system; obtaining an Inter Pupilary Distance (IPD) of the user, and calculating a second monocular mapping position, corresponding to the other monocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR system according to the IPD and the first monocular mapping position; determining main rendering regions by taking the first monocular mapping position and the second monocular mapping position as circle centers and preset thresholds as radiuses respectively; and performing main rendering in the main rendering regions, and performing matched rendering on regions except the main rendering regions in the display screen of the VR system, wherein a rendering resolution of the main rendering is higher than a rendering resolution of the matched rendering.
 2. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 1, wherein obtaining a first monocular mapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of a user, on a display screen of the VR system comprises: emitting light to the monocular eyeball of the user; and capturing light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtaining the first monocular mapping position according to a relative position of the reflected light through a computer vision technology.
 3. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 2, wherein the light is infrared light or visible light.
 4. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 3, wherein in a case where the light is infrared light, at least one infrared light emitting source assembly emits infrared light; and an infrared light tracking camera captures infrared light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtains the first monocular mapping position according to a relative position of the reflected infrared light through the computer vision technology.
 5. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 4, wherein the infrared light tracking camera is arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of the user in an integrated VR device; and the at least one infrared light emitting source assembly is arranged on the periphery of the infrared light tracking camera.
 6. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 4, wherein when the infrared light tracking camera tracks a position of the monocular eyeball of the user, the infrared light tracking camera captures an infrared tracking image formed by the reflected infrared light of the at least one infrared light emitting source assembly on the monocular eyeball, and obtains the first monocular mapping position through the computer vision technology.
 7. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 3, wherein in a case where the light is visible light, at least one visible light source assembly emits visible light; and a visible light tracking camera captures visible light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtains the first monocular mapping position according to a relative position of the reflected visible light through the computer vision technology.
 8. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 7, wherein the visible light tracking camera is arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of the user in an integrated VR device; and the at least one visible light source assembly is arranged on the periphery of the visible light tracking camera.
 9. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 7, wherein when the visible light tracking camera tracks a position of the monocular eyeball of the user, the visible light tracking camera captures a tracking image formed by the reflected visible light of the at least one visible light source assembly on the monocular eyeball, and obtains the first monocular mapping position, corresponding to the monocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR system through the computer vision technology.
 10. The foveated rendering method of the VR system according to claim 2, wherein obtaining an IPD of the user comprises: adapting an IPD adjusting function module in an integrated VR device to both eyes of the user so as to obtain the IPD of the user.
 11. A foveated rendering system of a Virtual Reality (VR) system, the foveated rendering system comprising: a display screen, arranged in an integrated VR device, of the VR system, a monocular tracking module arranged in the integrated VR device, an Inter Pupilary Distance (IPD) adjusting function module, a processor, and a rendering module, wherein the monocular tracking module is configured to obtain a first monocular mapping position, corresponding to a monocular eyeball of a user, on a display screen of the VR system; the IPD adjusting function module is configured to be adapted to both eyes of the user so as to obtain the IPD of the user; the processor is configured to calculate a second monocular mapping position, corresponding to the other monocular eyeball of the user, on the display screen of the VR system according to the IPD and the first monocular mapping position, and determine main rendering regions by taking the first monocular mapping position and the second monocular mapping position as circle centers and preset thresholds as radiuses respectively; and the rendering module is configured to perform main rendering in the main rendering regions, and perform matched rendering on regions except the main rendering regions in the display screen of the VR system, wherein a rendering resolution of the main rendering is higher than a rendering resolution of the matched rendering.
 12. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 11, wherein the monocular tracking module is an infrared tracking module or a visible light tracking module.
 13. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 12, wherein the infrared tracking module comprises at least one infrared light emitting source assembly and an infrared light tracking camera, wherein the at least one infrared light emitting source assembly is configured to emit infrared light; and the infrared light tracking camera is configured to capture infrared light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtain the first monocular mapping position according to a relative position of the reflected infrared light through a computer vision technology.
 14. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 13, wherein the infrared light tracking camera is arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of the user in the integrated VR device; and the at least one infrared light emitting source assembly is arranged on the periphery of the infrared light tracking camera.
 15. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 13, wherein when the infrared light tracking camera tracks a position of the monocular eyeball of the user, the infrared light tracking camera is configured to capture an infrared tracking image formed by the reflected infrared light of the at least one infrared light emitting source assembly on the monocular eyeball, and obtain the first monocular mapping position through the computer vision technology.
 16. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 12, wherein the visible light tracking module comprises at least one visible light source assembly and a visible light tracking camera, wherein the at least one visible light source assembly is configured to emit visible light; and the visible light tracking camera is configured to capture visible light reflected by the monocular eyeball of the user, and obtain the first monocular mapping position according to a relative position of the reflected visible light through a computer vision technology.
 17. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 16, wherein the visible light tracking camera is arranged at a position corresponding to the monocular eyeball of the user in the integrated VR device; and the at least one visible light source assembly is arranged on the periphery of the visible light tracking camera.
 18. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 17, wherein trackable light of the visible light tracking camera is in a band range of 400-900 nm.
 19. The foveated rendering system of the VR system according to claim 16, wherein when the visible light tracking camera tracks a position of the monocular eyeball of the user, the visible light tracking camera is configured to capture a tracking image formed by the reflected visible light of the at least one visible light source assembly on the monocular eyeball, and obtain the first monocular mapping position through the computer vision technology.
 20. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, having a computer program stored thereon which, when executed by a processor, implements the method according to claim
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